Test Your Reaction Time
Put your reflexes on the line. Our reaction time test gives you a precise millisecond score and tells you exactly where you rank among all players worldwide. No clicks, no cheating — just real hand tracking.
The Challenge
When the stimulus appears, make the 6-7 hand gesture as fast as possible. The moment our AI detects your gesture, your reaction time is recorded. Multiple rounds give you an average, and your personal best goes on the leaderboard. The best scores in any session come after 2–3 warm-up rounds when your motor system is primed and your attention is fully engaged.
Track Your Progress Over Time
A single score tells you little. Tracking your scores over days and weeks reveals your genuine improvement trajectory. Most consistent players improve 20–60 ms in their first month. Save your personal best after each session — many players find the graph of their improvement over time is more motivating than any leaderboard position.
Compete Globally
Our real-time leaderboard shows where your score ranks among all players who have tested on 67Record. Scores are segmented so you can see your rank in your score range, not just how far you are from the world record. Seeing that you are faster than 73% of all players is motivating at any skill level.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many rounds should I do for an accurate average?
Five rounds in a single session, after one or two warm-up rounds, gives a reliable estimate. Your average across these five rounds is more meaningful than any single attempt.
Does the leaderboard show everyone's scores?
The leaderboard shows top scores globally and your personal rank. You need a username to appear by name — otherwise your score is counted anonymously in the statistics.
Take the challenge now — 60 seconds from now you will know your reaction time.
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